Doug -
Insurance companies are alot like lawyers, they represent your
interests in an accident... so don't ever contact the other guy's guy
because you can get in alot of trouble.
Just let your Insurance company know about the scam.
Regards,
Alan
'53 BN1 '64 BJ8
On 4/5/06, dwflagg@juno.com <dwflagg@juno.com> wrote:
> I was involved in a situation this last weekend where I "tapped" the back end
>of a GMC Jimmy with my '96 Honda Accord causing no damage to either vehicle,
>which the Police officer noted in his report. Yet, the occupants of the Jimmy
>required on scene medical attention and an ambulance ride to the hospital. The
>officer noted in conversation with me that he saw no damage that would
>substantiate the occupants claims of injury. Has this happened to anyone else
>and what was the outcome? I have already notified my insurance company of the
>potential scam. Should I talk with their insurance company if they call? I
>know the world is not always a nice place, but these people also end of paying
>in the form of higher insurance rates. Thanks.
>
> Doug
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